According to the Bahá'í faith, this figure's forty to seventy-two followers were the only ones who were spiritually alive in the world. In Gnosticism, this figure saved more than just himself and his 
According to the Bahá'í faith, this figure's forty to seventy-two followers were the only ones who were spiritually alive in the world. In Gnosticism, this figure saved more than just himself and his family and resided in a luminous cloud. He cursed one of his grandsons, [*] Canaan, to be the "lowest of slaves" to his brothers because that grandson's father, Ham, saw him naked. After sending out a raven and a dove, this man made a covenant with God to prevent another omnicide from occurring again. For 10 points, name this biblical figure who survived a great flood by building an ark.
According to the Bahá'í faith, this figure's forty to seventy-two followers were the only ones who were spiritually alive in the world.
Noah